office bricks MOBILE UNIT User manual

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - SOUND
INSULATING CABIN „MOBILE UNIT“

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CONTENT
1. Scope of delivery ..................................................................... 4
2. Installation preparation........................................................ 6
2.1 Work safety ........................................................................ 6
2.2 Tools ...................................................................................... 7
2.3 Location of installation / Technical Data................. 8
2.4 Sorting the parts.............................................................. 9
3. Setting up the cabin......................................................11
3.1 Scruing the floor plate with wedges ......................11
4. Installation of walls and door/windows .......................12
4.1 Instructions regarding brick connections ...........12
4.2 Row A and glass door ...................................................14
4.3 Installing the brakes.......................................................17
4.4 Wood fibre and floor plate .........................................18
4.5 Rows B, C, D and shelf....................................................19
5. Roof assembly and electric connection........................23
5.1 Installing the roof...........................................................23
5.2 Connections fan and LED.............................................25
6. Carpet tiles ...............................................................................30
7. Maintenance and care..........................................................30
8. Dissassembly...........................................................................32

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1 Scope of delivery
SCOPE OF DELIVERY
The cabin parts are delivered in one wooden box.
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Contents Wooden Boxes:
1 x Floor plate, MDF 38 mm
4 x Skirting board
20 x Bricks (rows A-D)
1 x Glass door with wooden frame
1 x Floor insulating plate, wood fibre 35 mm
1 x Floor plate, chipboard panel white, 16 mm
1 x Shelf with screws for attachment
1 x Roof plate, chipboard 19 mm white with LED Panel, motion detector and
motion detector box
1 x Roof plate, wood fibre 35 mm
4 x Roof lining boards wood fibre
4 x Roof frames chipboard
3 x pipe elbows
2 x Ventilation tubes
1 x Fan
1 x Accessories box
1 x Box with carpet tiles
Contents Accessories Box:
1 x Disassembly wooden wedge
8 x Adjustable feet
2 x brakes (with screws)
4 x Wooden wedges to secure floor plate
1 x Transformer for LED Panel
1 x Ventilation valves for 8 mm roof
1 x strip with 3 sockets
1 x tapping block
6 x platelets in different sizes
SCOPE OF DELIVERY

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2.1 Work safety
INSTALLATION PREPARATION
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Important note: Avoid hard elements on clothing such as belt
buckles, rivets, protruding zippers, etc.
These could cause scratches or damage to the frames when
handling door and window elements.
During assembly, please wear suitable clothing and the required
protective equipment, e. g. shoes with reinforced caps. Climbing
aids or ladders will be needed. At least two fitters are required to
set up the cabin. safely.
2 Installation Preparation
Do not wear belt buckles
(to avoid marks/scratches)
Wear safetey shoes
CAUTION!
2 fitters are necessary

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INSTALLATION PREPARATION
2.2 Necessary tools
- NOT INCLUDED -
2.3 Location of installation / Technical data
Please note the technical data for further information regarding
the location of installation.
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Spirit level or laser levelling device
(for floor alignment)
2 wooden strips
(for door alignment)
Hammer + Board
(to correct joint pattern if
necessary)
6 mm hex wrench
(to align the
feet screws)
Ladder
(for Brick row D & roof)
Wasserwage oder Nivelliergerät
(zur Nivellierung/ Ausrichtung
des Bodenplatten)
6 mm Inbusschlüssel
(zur Verstellung der
Füße)
2 Holzleisten
(zur Türpositionierung)
Hammer + Zulage
(zur Korrektur
vom Fugenbild )
Leiter
(zur Positionierung der
D-Bricks Reihe)
Kreuzschraubenzieher
(zur Befestigung der
Feststellbremsen)
Philips head
screwdriver
(to fix the screws on the
shelf and brakes)
Wasserwage oder Nivelliergerät
(zur Nivellierung/ Ausrichtung
des Bodenplatten)
6 mm Inbusschlüssel
(zur Verstellung der
Füße)
2 Holzleisten
(zur Türpositionierung)
Hammer + Zulage
(zur Korrektur
vom Fugenbild )
Leiter
(zur Positionierung der
D-Bricks Reihe)
Kreuzschraubenzieher
(zur Befestigung der
Feststellbremsen)
Wasserwage oder Nivelliergerät
(zur Nivellierung/ Ausrichtung
des Bodenplatten)
6 mm Inbusschlüssel
(zur Verstellung der
Füße)
2 Holzleisten
(zur Türpositionierung)
Hammer + Zulage
(zur Korrektur
vom Fugenbild )
Leiter
(zur Positionierung der
D-Bricks Reihe)
Kreuzschraubenzieher
(zur Befestigung der
Feststellbremsen)
Wasserwage oder Nivelliergerät
(zur Nivellierung/ Ausrichtung
des Bodenplatten)
6 mm Inbusschlüssel
(zur Verstellung der
Füße)
2 Holzleisten
(zur Türpositionierung)
Hammer + Zulage
(zur Korrektur
vom Fugenbild )
Leiter
(zur Positionierung der
D-Bricks Reihe)
Kreuzschraubenzieher
(zur Befestigung der
Feststellbremsen)
Wasserwage oder Nivelliergerät
(zur Nivellierung/ Ausrichtung
des Bodenplatten)
6 mm Inbusschlüssel
(zur Verstellung der
Füße)
2 Holzleisten
(zur Türpositionierung)
Hammer + Zulage
(zur Korrektur
vom Fugenbild )
Leiter
(zur Positionierung der
D-Bricks Reihe)
Kreuzschraubenzieher
(zur Befestigung der
Feststellbremsen)
Wasserwage oder Nivelliergerät
(zur Nivellierung/ Ausrichtung
des Bodenplatten)
6 mm Inbusschlüssel
(zur Verstellung der
Füße)
2 Holzleisten
(zur Türpositionierung)
Hammer + Zulage
(zur Korrektur
vom Fugenbild )
Leiter
(zur Positionierung der
D-Bricks Reihe)
Kreuzschraubenzieher
(zur Befestigung der
Feststellbremsen)
Wasserwage oder Nivelliergerät
(zur Nivellierung/ Ausrichtung
des Bodenplatten)
6 mm Inbusschlüssel
(zur Verstellung der
Füße)
2 Holzleisten
(zur Türpositionierung)
Hammer + Zulage
(zur Korrektur
vom Fugenbild )
Leiter
(zur Positionierung der
D-Bricks Reihe)
Kreuzschraubenzieher
(zur Befestigung der
Feststellbremsen)

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INSTALLATION PREPARATION
Technical data
Weight of the cabin 350 kg / incl. packaging 500 kg
Outer dimensions of assembled booth Height: 238 cm
Width: 106 cm
Depth: 106 cm
Operating Voltage 220 V
Operating temperature 10 – 40 ° C
Air humidity during operation May be 40 - 60 %
Change interval for air filter As soon as the red diode lights up on
the fan, the filter must be replaced.
This diode can be seen underneath
the fan cover on the roof of the booth.
Cleaning interval The cabin must be cleaned on the
inside and outside every 40 operating
hours.
Mininum size 2.5 m x 2.5 m with a ceiling height of
2.60 m
Number of users 1
When installing two or more cabins next to each other a mininum
distance of 5 cm between the cabins has to be maintained.
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INSTALLATION PREPARATION
The bricks must not be pushed when lying on the visible sides,
otherwise scratches may occur. Also make sure that the bricks do
not tip over to avoid damage.
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Before assembly, sort all parts in the order of assembly. Divide
the components into the rows A-B-C-D, floor elements and
ceiling elements. This preparation will help you to ensure quick
and smooth assembly. When removing the parts from the
packaging, make sure that all parts are intact and complete.
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2.4 Sorting the parts
Complaints regarding damaged or missing parts must be made
before assembly! Please ensure that the bricks do not tip over to
avoid damage.
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INSTALLATION PREPARATION
The electric brick and the fan must not be carried on the power
cable.
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Do not place the inside of the ceiling panel on the floor. The
motion detector positioned there is protruding, it could be
damaged.
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Caution
The motion detector must
not be damaged!

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ASSEMBLY OF THE CABIN
3. Setting up the cabin
3.1 Scruing the floor plate with wooden wedges
When positioning the floor plate make sure that the floor is not
sloping
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The floor plate has to be secured with the wooden wedges to
prevent it from roling away.
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Back
Front
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INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS
The OFFICEBRICKS cabin can simply be stuck together, and is not
glued or screwed.
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4 Installation of walls and door
4.1 Instruction for brick connection
The brick construction consists of a tongue and groove system
with additional connecting elements. The bricks are to be slid
together from above as shown in the illustration. Depending on
the flooring at the installation site and the levelness or uneven-
ness of the floor, slightly uneven gaps may occur. This does not
constitute a defect.
Push the bricks together from top to bottom.

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INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS
Each brick is marked with a sticker on the top. It should always be read
from the inside of the cabin.
Make sure that the bricks are straight and not askew in the connector system.

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Back
Front
A3 A4
INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS
Start by setting the bricks on the rear and right side (A4, A5, A6).
4.2 Row A, glass door
The door must be carried by two people for safety reasons.
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Important note: Avoid hard elements on clothing such as belt
buckles, rivets, protruding zippers, etc.
These could cause scratches or damage to the frames when
handling door and window elements.

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INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS
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The door is secured by adhesive safety-strips attached to the
door frame. Do not remove the adhesive strips until level D has
been installed, otherwise additional securing of the door is
required.
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CAUTION - THE DOOR CAN TIPP OVER IF NOT SECURED. IT HAS TO BE
HELD BY ONE FITTER:
1. Remove the protective foil from the glass door.
2. Two fitters are needed to position the door into the notch on the floor
plate. The correct position is in the middle of the front side.
3. Place Brick A1 and A5 on the right and left side of the door. Push the bricks
onto the black connecting clips which are on the side of the door frame. Push
the bricks from above into their correct position. Do not remove the adhesive
tape which secures the door and prevents it from opening.

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The door must not be opened (unless additionally secured) until
the brick row D has been installed, as the weight of the open door
can cause the cabin to tilt.
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INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS
holes for the brakes
Front
Back
4.3 Installing the brakes
The Mobile Unit may only be used with the brakes locked. The
parking brakes are mounted with screws. As soon as the unit is
placed at the intended location, both parking brakes must be
applied. Before the Mobile Unit is moved again, both brake levers
must be released.
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The floor consits of several layers, a wood fibre layer for insula-
tion and a white 16 mm chipboard panel which serves as carrier
plate for the carpet.
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4.4 Wood fibre and floor plate
First, insert the wood fibre foor plate and secondly the 16 mm chipboard panel
onto which the carpet will be layed (adhesive tape on top).
Tongue
Groove
Note: This is how you to determine which part of a door or window is the top
part and which is the bottom part: At the top the tongue part is located, at the
bottom part there is the groove.
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4.5 Rows B, C, D and tray fold
Now insert brick row B. Start with Brick B6 on the front right next to the door
and continue counter-clockwise as shown in the illustrations.
Next install brick row C. Start with Brick C11 and continue clockwise as shown in
the illustrations. Make sure that the power cable is correctly positioned.
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INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS
Use a ladder or climbing aid to mount level D. This must stand
safely and must not wobble!
The last brick row is D. Start with brick D16 at the front right side of the door and
continue counterclockwise as shown in the picture. Make sure that the power
cable is correctly positioned.
Check that the door is aligned with the upper brick row. If you notice any
misalignment, the door position must be corrected. You can correct the
door position as described in the illustrations on the following page using the
2 x wooden strips as well as the hammer and an additional board. After the
door frame has been aligned the gap under the door has to be filled with small
platelets (1,5mmbis 3mm).
Please note that the wooden strip which is used as a lever (according to pic. 1)
has to be positioned directly below the vertical parts of the frame. The platelet
has to be inserted under the frame from the inside. (pic. 2). Check both the right
and the left part of the frame.